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MICHAEL TAUBE: A brilliant mind with a critical eye. Intelligent, engaging, curious, humorous and innovative
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by Michael Taube | Jul 5, 2022
MICHAEL TAUBE: A brilliant mind with a critical eye. Intelligent, engaging, curious, humorous and innovative
by Peter Stockland | Aug 11, 2021
by Lee Harding | Jun 29, 2021
by Maurice Tougas | Mar 25, 2021
MAURICE TOUGAS: Examples of tweets destroying careers are numerous. Commit your thoughts to Twitter and you’re forever setting your opinions in amber
by Peter Menzies | Mar 3, 2021
PETER MENZIES: Journalists eager to echo doomsday alarms about pandemic case numbers while ignoring the social devastation of lockdown policies (FREE)
by Daniel Proussalidis | Oct 14, 2020
DANIEL PROUSSALIDIS: Government funding is no magic bullet. Nor are crowdsourced and advertising-supported journalism perfect
by Gerry Chidiac | Oct 1, 2020
GERRY CHIDIAC: What message do we send dictators if we don’t have the courage to live up to our own ideals?
by Brad Hayes | Jan 8, 2020
BRAD HAYES: Too many reporters have bought into poorly-conceived advocacy positions and fail to provide readers with balanced information
by Anil Anand | Nov 12, 2019
ANIL ANAND: These untruths reflect badly on candidates, and much more on the ability of the electorate to make thoughtful and informed decisions
by Brian Giesbrecht | Aug 30, 2019
BRIAN GIESBRECHT: CBC has become tediously missionary rather than journalistic. And the last thing Canada’s private media needs is to compete with a subsidized entity
by Bruce Dowbiggin | Aug 28, 2019
BRUCE DOWBIGGIN: Russ Conway was an old-school journalist: principled, detail-driven and thorough to a fault. His tenacity paid huge dividends and taught great lessons
by Peter Menzies | Jul 25, 2019
PETER MENZIES: Get CBC out of the advertising business on all of its platforms. And make its content available to other media for free within Canada
by Michael Taube | Jul 3, 2019
MICHEAL TAUBE: Michael de Adder’s contract termination by Brunswick News makes one wonder how far free speech and free thought truly go on a modern newspaper page
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